Have you tried commenting ’35.black’ on Facebook and Instagram but it couldn’t work?
For some reasons Mark Zuckerberg forbided this phrase on Facebook and Instagram. That is why if you try to leave a comment with this exact phrase, Facebook or Instagram won’t publish it cause it says that it’s against Facebook Community Standards.
Many people’re thinking that it is because something scary is behind the meaning of 35.black.
Anyway, the truth is that it just looks like a link to a website for Facebook. However, when you visit 35.black on your browser, it would show the website does not exist. Maybe, there was a website there before.
Our conclusion here is that Facebook and Instagram think that 35.black is a link to a dangerous website and that’s why you can’t write 35.black without a space between words.
There is nothing scary about 35.black
Wendy
Wendy is an Entry-Level Security Analyst who's passionate about cybersecurity and dedicated to protecting people and organizations from emerging threats. She has a strong knowledge of cybercrimes, network security, vulnerability management, and incident response.
lies i will get to the bottom of this
“when you visit 35.black on your browser, it would show the website does not exist. Maybe, there was a website there before” seems false. if you type “18237821.udhfudf/”, it will still says website does not exist.